[steve8714]

When I ran a local fleet and receiving department, fruit haulers from Cali would pull into the lot, pop into my office and say, "Where's your spotter?"
So, this is not suspicious. He overstayed his visa. Have a nice trip home.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

[The student was a resident of New York and had driver’s licenses from New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island. ]

He was a busy little bee. Not suspicious, huh?

[Rivendell]

When I ran a local fleet and receiving department, fruit haulers from Cali would pull into the lot, pop into my office and say, "Where's your spotter?"

So, this is not suspicious

Not sure I totally agree with you here. Having driven some large vehicles in my time, I would always use a "spotter" as a safety percaution while backing the truck up.

To me, asking for a spotter is a bit different than not want to know how to back a rig up at all.

Not sure there is a "plot" involved here, but better safe than sorry...and with the expired visa, send him home.

[I see my hands]

"Have a nice trip home"

Better he visits the NSA water park first.